US20170357146A1 - Support and connection unit for cameras - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a support and connection unit for cameras.
- the invention relates to a universal quick coupling device for the support and wiring of cameras.
- each manufacturer provides specific versions of each type of camera, with the related assembly and wiring peculiarities.
- the video surveillance sector has not adopted any standards either for the mechanical fixing of the cameras to the related support or for the wiring.
- the appointed personnel is required, not only to figure out how to physically mount each camera so that the field of vision covers the relevant area, as established by the design, but also to try to efficiently bring the power supply, signal and network cables, necessary for the operation of the camera, to the specific fixing position chosen.
- the technical task underpinning the present invention is therefore to provide a support and connection device for cameras which obviates the drawbacks of the prior art.
- FIG. 1 is an axonometric view of the camera associated with the unit of the invention
- FIGS. 2 and 3 are axonometric views, from above and from below, of the two parts of the unit, separate from one another;
- FIG. 4 is an axonometric view from the rear side of the second part of the unit
- FIG. 5 is an enlarged detail of the previous figure
- FIG. 6 is a detail of a broken view of the first part of the unit of the invention.
- FIG. 7 is an exploded view of the proposed unit.
- reference numeral 1 indicates a support and connection unit of a camera 10 .
- the camera 10 may be, in a limiting but not exclusive case, of the “bullet”, “PTZ”, “dome” type, etc. . . . .
- the support unit 1 proposed is adapted to be fixed to a surface, for example a wall, ceiling, pole or other installation surfaces suitable for the purpose.
- the unit 1 comprises, first of all, a first part 2 , intended in use to be mounted on the mentioned installation surface, the first part 2 of which constitutes the rear portion of the unit 1 .
- the first part 2 comprises a first electronic means 21 for the conveyance of signals and is provided with connectors 22 , 23 , 24 for the transmission of signals outwardly (see FIG. 7 ).
- such connectors 22 , 23 , 24 convey the power supply current, the video signals and the network signals, i.e. related to a telecommunication network, operating, for example, based on the TCP/IP protocol or the like.
- the first electronic means 21 which preferably comprises an electronic circuit board 210 , is also adapted to transmit the power to the camera 10 .
- the invention then includes a second part 3 , placed at the front, intended to be coupled to a camera 10 , comprising a second electronic means 31 (which preferably includes an electronic circuit board 310 ) connectable to the first electronic means 21 of the rear part 2 of the unit 1 and adapted to convey the signals produced by the camera 10 (and preferably adapted to receive the power from the first means 21 , for the purpose of the operation of the camera 10 itself).
- a second electronic means 31 which preferably includes an electronic circuit board 310
- This front part 3 is preferably solidly associated to the camera 10 , and in particular is a single unit with the camera 10 , one being integrated into the other; however, solutions are possible in which the camera 10 is coupled in a separable way to the first front part 3 through attachment means provided for that purpose.
- the first and the second part 2 , 3 of the unit 1 can be removably coupled to one another, to define a closed container 25 , 32 which internally houses both the first and the second electronic means 21 , 31 .
- Such container 25 , 32 comprises, completely closed inside it, all the electronic means 21 , 31 necessary for its operation and connection to the video surveillance system.
- the container 25 , 32 may be equipped with a central axis C, not necessarily an axis of symmetry.
- each of the two parts 2 , 3 may for example extend prevalently in the perpendicular direction to said axis C, in a generically planar way.
- the two parts 2 , 3 of the unit 1 respectively comprise a first and a second semi-container 25 , 32 , for example in the form of hall-shells, which together define the outer periphery of the container, preferably having a generally polyhedral or prismatic shape.
- the two parts 2 , 3 form a unit 1 equipped with a container 25 , 32 whose outer surfaces are substantially connected flush.
- the invention envisages the first and the second electronic means 31 , 32 being placed in the respective part of the unit 1 so as to mutually connect following the coupling of the first and the second part 2 , 3 themselves.
- the invention provides a rear part 2 that is fixed to a wall and that comprises within it the connectors 22 , 23 , 24 for the connection to the video surveillance system, and a front part 3 that bears the camera 10 .
- the rear part 2 includes a first electronic circuit board 210 (or other means suitable for the purpose) that processes and conveys the signals and the current and that possibly performs other functions discussed below;
- the front part 3 comprises the operating logic of the camera 10 (for example, in the form of an electronic circuit board 310 or other means).
- the two parts 2 , 3 are configured so as to be coupled to define externally a protective container 25 , 32 and internally a connection between the two boards 210 , 310 that allows the camera 10 to be connected extremely quickly to the video surveillance network, beside allowing the operation thereof.
- the two boards 210 , 310 are automatically connected to one another following the coupling between the two parts of the unit 1 , according to methods that will be detailed below.
- the first part 2 of the unit 1 comprises a bottom 250 from which perimeter containment walls 251 are rising, thus defining the first semi-container 25 .
- the rear part 2 comprises a main body 25 having a generally polyhedral shape, closed rearwards by the mentioned bottom 250 , laterally circumscribed by its walls 251 arranged at the perimeter of the bottom 250 and open at the front, at its coupling area with the rear part 3 .
- This main body 25 is hollow and defines a part of the outer periphery of the container 25 , 32 .
- the bottom 250 of the first semi-container is the part that is preferably placed in direct contact with the installation surface.
- the front part 3 of the unit 1 comprises the second semi-container 32 which, once coupled with the first semi-container 25 , forms therewith a single container 25 , 32 that protects the electronic components for the operation of the camera 10 and for its connection to the video surveillance system.
- the second semi-container 32 is provided with a first front side (shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 ) which, in use, remains external and from which the camera 10 projects and a second, rear, side, opposite the first and preferably concave which, in use, remains internal (shown in FIG. 3 ).
- the second semi-container 32 may be defined by a plate-shaped element that acts as a cover for the first semi-container 25 .
- the unit 1 comprises a volume internal to the container 25 , 32 placed, for example, in a central position, which houses the two electronic circuit boards 210 , 310 connected to one another (and generally the mentioned first and second electronic means 31 ), when the proposed unit 1 is in its closed configuration, wherein the first and the second part 2 , 3 are coupled to one another.
- the second part 3 comprises one or more lateral closing walls 26 that circumscribe the first electronic means 21 , defining at the front an access passage.
- the walls 26 closing the internal volume are afforded as a single piece with the main body 25 of the first aforementioned semi-container, rising from the mentioned base 250 ; in this case, the access passage is defined at the front side of the main body 25 .
- the closing walls 26 constitute a ring that, in use, covers and laterally protects the two boards 310 , 210 inserted into the internal volume.
- the second part 3 of the unit 1 comprises a closing element 33 having a side to which the second electronic means 31 is fixed.
- the closing element 33 is arranged in the internal, or rear, side of the second semi-container 32 and is preferably plate-shaped; the face of the closing element 33 that houses the electronic means 31 is the rear or “internal” one.
- the closing element 33 in use, closes the mentioned front passage of the internal volume, abutting the free edges of the lateral closing walls 36 .
- the second electronic means 31 is mounted centrally on the internal face of the closing element 33 so that, once the latter has abutted the lateral closing walls 26 , the second means (and in particular the second board 310 ) is contained in the internal volume.
- the mentioned gasket may be an O-ring 4 housed for example in an annular groove 260 , which may be afforded at the free edge of the annular closing wall 26 .
- the unit 1 ensures that the electronic means, in particular the two electronic circuit boards 210 , 310 mentioned various times, are protected from damp and in general from contact with water or external agents.
- the first and the second electronic means 21 , 31 are provided with respective electrical contact coupling elements 211 , 311 , adapted for the transmission of signals.
- the coupling elements 211 , 311 may comprise pogo pins and are placed in a specific point or area of the respective electronic circuit board (or other means for processing and conveying signals suitable for the purpose).
- the contact elements 211 , 311 of one must be aligned with those of the other, apart from a shift advantageously permitted by the pogo pins, for example.
- the two boards 210 , 310 placed parallel and oriented appropriately in the angular direction around a common central axis C, are connected through direct contact obtained with the pogo pins or other similar means.
- the mentioned cover 32 which constitutes the semi-container of the second part 3 , is provided with a central through hole 320 (see FIG. 7 ), through a sleeve 330 coupled externally to the camera 10 and, from the internal side of the cover 32 , to a plate 33 that constitutes the closing element of the internal volume.
- the electronic circuit board 310 (or other electronic means for managing the camera 10 ), which is on the rear or “internal” face of the closing plate 33 , is connected to the inside of the camera 10 by one or more cables that pass into the inside of the aforementioned sleeve 330 .
- the closing element 33 is rotatable about the central axis C, relative to the cover 32 .
- the closing element 33 is elastically constrained to the cover 32 for the automatic restoration of a pre-established direction relative to the cover 32 , having the central axis C as the reference.
- Such elastic constraint can be defined by a spring 34 , for example spiral shaped, that connects a point of the closing element 33 to a point of the internal side of the cover 32 , which spring is placed on a parallel plane or substantially coplanar to the plane of extension of the closing element 33 itself.
- the first and the second part 2 , 3 are coupled through quick coupling means, preferably of the “bayonet” type.
- such coupling means is afforded at the internal side of the cover 32 of the second part 3 and at said closing wall(s) 26 present on the front side of the main body 25 of the first part 2 of the unit 1 .
- the quick coupling means comprises both a plurality of hooking elements 35 , equipped with respective engagement teeth 350 , included in the first part 2 (and in particular in the internal side of the cover 32 ), and a plurality of engagement surfaces 260 , which are afforded on the closing wall 26 of the internal volume and are adapted to be engaged with the engagement teeth 360 (see in particular FIG. 6 ).
- the hooking elements 35 have an L-shaped profile, each being constituted by a small plate that rises from the internal side of the cover, which ends in an angled section that defines the related tooth 350 .
- hooking elements 35 may be placed along a circumference and angularly spaced, for example at equal distances.
- the mentioned engagement surfaces 260 may comprise at least one straight or curved portion 261 which is oblique relative to a central axis C of the closing wall and of the internal volume itself.
- the engagement surfaces 260 are defined by respective rear sides of inserts or “blocks” 262 conformed by the external surface of the closing wall 26 of the internal volume, which inserts 262 are angularly arranged relative to said central axis C.
- inserts 262 there are more than two of such inserts 262 , they are placed along a circumference and are angularly equidistant.
- the invention may comprise a means for centering the first and the second part 3 adapted to align the contact elements 211 , 311 of the first board 210 with those of the second board 310 , allowing a transmission of signals from one to the other.
- such centering means comprises a plurality of centering pins 27 comprised in the first part 2 of the unit 1 and arranged at the front side thereof.
- the pins 27 may be placed at or in proximity to the lateral wall 26 of the internal volume.
- the lateral wall 26 conforms the centering pins 27 at the surface of its internal side.
- the closing element 33 may envisage centering holes 36 (visible in FIG. 4 ) appropriately arranged so as to receive the related pins 27 to allow the reciprocal centering between the two parts 2 , 3 of the unit 1 .
- the removable coupling between the first and the second part 2 , 3 of the unit 1 of the invention is realised through the engagement between the cover 32 and the lateral wall 26 of the internal volume, as described below.
- the two parts 2 , 3 are separate from one another.
- the rear side of the second part 3 is brought to the front side of the first part 2 , so that the centering holes 36 of the closing element 33 of the internal volume receive the aforementioned centering pins 27 , so that the contact elements 211 of the first electronic means 21 are directly facing those of the second electronic means 31 .
- the hooking elements 35 of the cover 32 are placed alongside the inserts 262 that bring the aforementioned engagement surfaces 260 .
- the engagement teeth 350 slide along the respective engagement surfaces 360 which, being at least in part oblique relative to the central axis C, impose a reciprocal approaching translation between the two parts 2 , 3 of the unit 1 that leads to the sealing closure of the internal volume and, contextually, to the electrical connection between the two boards 210 , 310 .
- the two parts 2 , 3 of the unit 1 are coupled to define the closing configuration, following the centering and a rototranslation that clamps the two parts 2 , 3 themselves so that the protective container 25 , 32 is defined externally, and internally a closed sealed volume is created where the first and the second electronic means 31 , 21 can exchange signals and current for the purpose of the operation of the camera 10 and its connection with the video surveillance system.
- any type of camera 10 as long as it is equipped with (or associated to) the second part 3 of the unit 1 , can be coupled to the first part 2 to define a video surveillance unit 1 , 10 , connected to the system, provided with a protective container 25 , 32 inside which the electronic means 21 , 31 is protected from tampering or contact with water or external agents.
- the invention may be used as described below.
- the installer applies one or more second parts 2 of the invention at the points in which the cameras 10 are to be positioned in the areas to be watched.
- the front side of the various second parts 2 can be closed by a front cap or sealed by an appropriate cover.
- the installer connects the system to the connectors 22 , 23 , 24 of the first electronic means 21 , placed inside the container 25 , 32 and reachable for example through openings 252 afforded on the walls of the main body and closable by caps 253 or other closing means.
- the installer appropriately chooses the cameras 10 , associated to the related first parts 2 of the unit 1 proposed and provides for the coupling with the second parts 3 already mounted, according to the modalities explained above (possibly after removing the front cap).
- the invention provides a universal support and connection unit 1 , whose use is independent from the specific type of camera 10 and which allows quick installation and maintenance, as well as the guarantee of the security of the electronic components inside the container 25 , 32 .
- the first electronic means 21 and in particular the first board 210 , comprises a first memory device for registering the wiring configurations.
- the installer can replace a camera 10 , for example because it is damaged, with a new camera 10 equipped with the first part 2 and, once coupled to the second “fixed” part 3 , obtain an automatic configuration of the new camera 10 within the system.
- Said first memory device may be fixed, i.e. integrated, into the first electronic means 21 .
- a second memory device 5 may be provided, preferably mobile, such as a micro SD card or the like, in which the video stream filmed by the camera 10 is stored.
- such second memory device is mounted on the second electronic means 31 .
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The support and connection unit (1) of a camera (10), comprises: a first part (2) intended to be fixed to an installation surface, for example a wall, comprising a first electronic means (21) for the conveyance of signals and provided with connectors (22, 23, 24) for the transmission of signals outwardly, and a second part (3), intended to be coupled to a camera (10), comprising a second electronic means (31), connectable to the first electronic means (21) and adapted to convey the signals produced by the camera (10).
The first and the second part (2, 3) may be removably coupled, defining a closed container (25, 32) which houses the first and the second electronic means (21, 31).
The first and the second electronic means (21, 31) are placed in the respective part (2, 3) so as to mutually connect following the coupling of the first and the second part (2, 3).
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- The present invention relates to a support and connection unit for cameras.
- In particular, the invention relates to a universal quick coupling device for the support and wiring of cameras.
- The market currently provides a multitude of different cameras, each with its own specific assembly and connection characteristics.
- Even within the sector limited to digital cameras for video surveillance, many types of cameras are known that can be classified based on their use and installation modalities, such as “box”, “bullet”, “PTZ” and “dome” cameras, those “with housings” and many more.
- Furthermore, each manufacturer provides specific versions of each type of camera, with the related assembly and wiring peculiarities.
- In practice, the video surveillance sector has not adopted any standards either for the mechanical fixing of the cameras to the related support or for the wiring.
- Therefore, the installation of the security cameras requires the use of specialist labour and a significant amount of time, which has a substantial impact on the costs sustained by users.
- In fact, consider the case in which a surveillance system is to be provided in a large building or complex of buildings, which implies the assembly and wiring of tens or hundreds of cameras, possibly of different types, in a multitude of areas distributed inside and outside such constructions.
- For each camera, the appointed personnel is required, not only to figure out how to physically mount each camera so that the field of vision covers the relevant area, as established by the design, but also to try to efficiently bring the power supply, signal and network cables, necessary for the operation of the camera, to the specific fixing position chosen.
- To be precise, many cameras currently available on the market have a rear multi-pole wire that bears power supply, signal and network connectors.
- It is therefore up to the specialist installer to connect each connector to the video surveillance system wires and to insert them into a protective container, so that they cannot be tampered with, said container being specific for the different applications and types of cameras.
- Furthermore, the replacement or repair of the cameras is susceptible to similar problems, requiring specialist personnel to disassemble the protective container, disconnect each connector and then disassemble the camera from its physical support.
- Finally, it is to be considered that cameras must often be installed in points that are not easy to reach without ladders or similar equipment and that the installation and removal operations require different tools to be used that involve both hands, making these operations not only inconvenient but, in some cases, also dangerous.
- The technical task underpinning the present invention is therefore to provide a support and connection device for cameras which obviates the drawbacks of the prior art.
- This technical task is attained by a support and connection device for cameras realised according to
claim 1. - Further characteristics and advantages of the present invention will become more apparent from the following indicative, and hence non-limiting, description of preferred, but not exclusive, embodiments of the device of the invention, as illustrated in the accompanying drawings, in which:
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FIG. 1 is an axonometric view of the camera associated with the unit of the invention; -
FIGS. 2 and 3 are axonometric views, from above and from below, of the two parts of the unit, separate from one another; -
FIG. 4 is an axonometric view from the rear side of the second part of the unit; -
FIG. 5 is an enlarged detail of the previous figure; -
FIG. 6 is a detail of a broken view of the first part of the unit of the invention; and -
FIG. 7 is an exploded view of the proposed unit. - With reference to the above-mentioned
figures reference numeral 1 indicates a support and connection unit of acamera 10. - Below, without departing from the general description, reference will be made to the particular case in which the
digital camera 10 is used for video surveillance, other applications still however being possible. - In even more detail, the
camera 10 may be, in a limiting but not exclusive case, of the “bullet”, “PTZ”, “dome” type, etc. . . . . - The
support unit 1 proposed is adapted to be fixed to a surface, for example a wall, ceiling, pole or other installation surfaces suitable for the purpose. - The
unit 1 according to the invention comprises, first of all, afirst part 2, intended in use to be mounted on the mentioned installation surface, thefirst part 2 of which constitutes the rear portion of theunit 1. - The
first part 2 comprises a firstelectronic means 21 for the conveyance of signals and is provided withconnectors FIG. 7 ). - In detail,
such connectors - In this case, the first electronic means 21, which preferably comprises an
electronic circuit board 210, is also adapted to transmit the power to thecamera 10. - The invention then includes a
second part 3, placed at the front, intended to be coupled to acamera 10, comprising a second electronic means 31 (which preferably includes an electronic circuit board 310) connectable to the firstelectronic means 21 of therear part 2 of theunit 1 and adapted to convey the signals produced by the camera 10 (and preferably adapted to receive the power from thefirst means 21, for the purpose of the operation of thecamera 10 itself). - This
front part 3 is preferably solidly associated to thecamera 10, and in particular is a single unit with thecamera 10, one being integrated into the other; however, solutions are possible in which thecamera 10 is coupled in a separable way to thefirst front part 3 through attachment means provided for that purpose. - According to an important aspect of the invention, the first and the
second part unit 1 can be removably coupled to one another, to define a closedcontainer -
Such container electronic means - The
container - In this case, each of the two
parts parts unit 1 respectively comprise a first and a second semi-container 25, 32, for example in the form of hall-shells, which together define the outer periphery of the container, preferably having a generally polyhedral or prismatic shape. - In detail, once connected in the correct direction with respect to the central axis C, the two
parts unit 1 equipped with acontainer - Advantageously, the invention envisages the first and the second electronic means 31, 32 being placed in the respective part of the
unit 1 so as to mutually connect following the coupling of the first and thesecond part - In practice, the invention provides a
rear part 2 that is fixed to a wall and that comprises within it theconnectors front part 3 that bears thecamera 10. - The
rear part 2 includes a first electronic circuit board 210 (or other means suitable for the purpose) that processes and conveys the signals and the current and that possibly performs other functions discussed below; thefront part 3 comprises the operating logic of the camera 10 (for example, in the form of anelectronic circuit board 310 or other means). - The two
parts protective container boards camera 10 to be connected extremely quickly to the video surveillance network, beside allowing the operation thereof. - In detail, the two
boards unit 1, according to methods that will be detailed below. - The advantages of this configuration will be further addressed in the explanation of how the invention works.
- In the preferred embodiment of the invention, shown in the appended figures, the
first part 2 of theunit 1 comprises abottom 250 from whichperimeter containment walls 251 are rising, thus defining thefirst semi-container 25. - In practice, the
rear part 2 comprises amain body 25 having a generally polyhedral shape, closed rearwards by the mentionedbottom 250, laterally circumscribed by itswalls 251 arranged at the perimeter of thebottom 250 and open at the front, at its coupling area with therear part 3. - This
main body 25 is hollow and defines a part of the outer periphery of thecontainer - The
bottom 250 of the first semi-container is the part that is preferably placed in direct contact with the installation surface. - The
front part 3 of theunit 1 comprises the second semi-container 32 which, once coupled with thefirst semi-container 25, forms therewith asingle container camera 10 and for its connection to the video surveillance system. - The
second semi-container 32 is provided with a first front side (shown inFIGS. 1 and 2 ) which, in use, remains external and from which thecamera 10 projects and a second, rear, side, opposite the first and preferably concave which, in use, remains internal (shown inFIG. 3 ). - In detail, the
second semi-container 32 may be defined by a plate-shaped element that acts as a cover for thefirst semi-container 25. - Preferably, the
unit 1 comprises a volume internal to thecontainer electronic circuit boards unit 1 is in its closed configuration, wherein the first and thesecond part - In detail, the
second part 3 comprises one or morelateral closing walls 26 that circumscribe the firstelectronic means 21, defining at the front an access passage. - Preferably, the
walls 26 closing the internal volume are afforded as a single piece with themain body 25 of the first aforementioned semi-container, rising from the mentionedbase 250; in this case, the access passage is defined at the front side of themain body 25. - The
closing walls 26 constitute a ring that, in use, covers and laterally protects the twoboards - The
second part 3 of theunit 1 comprises aclosing element 33 having a side to which the secondelectronic means 31 is fixed. - The
closing element 33 is arranged in the internal, or rear, side of thesecond semi-container 32 and is preferably plate-shaped; the face of theclosing element 33 that houses theelectronic means 31 is the rear or “internal” one. - The
closing element 33, in use, closes the mentioned front passage of the internal volume, abutting the free edges of thelateral closing walls 36. - Preferably, the second
electronic means 31 is mounted centrally on the internal face of theclosing element 33 so that, once the latter has abutted thelateral closing walls 26, the second means (and in particular the second board 310) is contained in the internal volume. - In this way, an internal volume is obtained in which the two aforementioned
electronic circuit boards - To be precise, consider that
such closing walls 26 and the whole volume are completely contained and covered in thecontainer unit 1, when it is in the closed configuration. - As shown in the appended figures, it is possible to provide a sealing
gasket 4 arranged between the walls and theclosing element 33 of the internal volume. - In the case in which the
wall 26 and theclosing element 33 are circular, as in the embodiment shown in the figures, the mentioned gasket may be an O-ring 4 housed for example in anannular groove 260, which may be afforded at the free edge of theannular closing wall 26. - In this way, the
unit 1 according to the invention ensures that the electronic means, in particular the twoelectronic circuit boards - Preferably, the first and the second electronic means 21, 31 are provided with respective electrical
contact coupling elements - The
coupling elements - In this case, for the purpose of the electrical coupling between the two boards, the
contact elements - In detail, the two
boards - This aspect will be looked at again below.
- According to preferential but not mandatory constructional modalities, the mentioned
cover 32, which constitutes the semi-container of thesecond part 3, is provided with a central through hole 320 (seeFIG. 7 ), through asleeve 330 coupled externally to thecamera 10 and, from the internal side of thecover 32, to aplate 33 that constitutes the closing element of the internal volume. - In this way, the electronic circuit board 310 (or other electronic means for managing the camera 10), which is on the rear or “internal” face of the
closing plate 33, is connected to the inside of thecamera 10 by one or more cables that pass into the inside of theaforementioned sleeve 330. - In particular, preferably, the closing
element 33 is rotatable about the central axis C, relative to thecover 32. - In this case, the closing
element 33 is elastically constrained to thecover 32 for the automatic restoration of a pre-established direction relative to thecover 32, having the central axis C as the reference. - Such elastic constraint can be defined by a
spring 34, for example spiral shaped, that connects a point of theclosing element 33 to a point of the internal side of thecover 32, which spring is placed on a parallel plane or substantially coplanar to the plane of extension of theclosing element 33 itself. - In the preferential embodiment of the invention, the first and the
second part - To be precise, such coupling means is afforded at the internal side of the
cover 32 of thesecond part 3 and at said closing wall(s) 26 present on the front side of themain body 25 of thefirst part 2 of theunit 1. - As shown in the appended figures, the quick coupling means comprises both a plurality of hooking
elements 35, equipped withrespective engagement teeth 350, included in the first part 2 (and in particular in the internal side of the cover 32), and a plurality of engagement surfaces 260, which are afforded on the closingwall 26 of the internal volume and are adapted to be engaged with the engagement teeth 360 (see in particularFIG. 6 ). - Preferably, the hooking
elements 35 have an L-shaped profile, each being constituted by a small plate that rises from the internal side of the cover, which ends in an angled section that defines therelated tooth 350. - There may be at least three hooking
elements 35 placed along a circumference and angularly spaced, for example at equal distances. - In even more detail, the mentioned
engagement surfaces 260 may comprise at least one straight orcurved portion 261 which is oblique relative to a central axis C of the closing wall and of the internal volume itself. - In the embodiment shown in
FIG. 5 , the engagement surfaces 260 are defined by respective rear sides of inserts or “blocks” 262 conformed by the external surface of the closingwall 26 of the internal volume, which inserts 262 are angularly arranged relative to said central axis C. - Preferably, there are more than two of
such inserts 262, they are placed along a circumference and are angularly equidistant. - Furthermore, the invention may comprise a means for centering the first and the
second part 3 adapted to align thecontact elements first board 210 with those of thesecond board 310, allowing a transmission of signals from one to the other. - Preferably, such centering means comprises a plurality of centering
pins 27 comprised in thefirst part 2 of theunit 1 and arranged at the front side thereof. - Preferably, there are at least three of
such pins 27, distributed on a circumference. - In even more detail, the
pins 27 may be placed at or in proximity to thelateral wall 26 of the internal volume. - In a possible embodiment, the
lateral wall 26 conforms the centering pins 27 at the surface of its internal side. - The closing
element 33 may envisage centering holes 36 (visible inFIG. 4 ) appropriately arranged so as to receive therelated pins 27 to allow the reciprocal centering between the twoparts unit 1. - The removable coupling between the first and the
second part unit 1 of the invention is realised through the engagement between thecover 32 and thelateral wall 26 of the internal volume, as described below. In the open configuration ofunit 1 proposed, the twoparts - For the purpose of the coupling, the rear side of the
second part 3 is brought to the front side of thefirst part 2, so that the centeringholes 36 of theclosing element 33 of the internal volume receive the aforementioned centering pins 27, so that thecontact elements 211 of the first electronic means 21 are directly facing those of the secondelectronic means 31. - In this step, the hooking
elements 35 of thecover 32 are placed alongside theinserts 262 that bring the aforementioned engagement surfaces 260. - By respectively rotating the first and the
second part engagement teeth 350 slide along the respective engagement surfaces 360 which, being at least in part oblique relative to the central axis C, impose a reciprocal approaching translation between the twoparts unit 1 that leads to the sealing closure of the internal volume and, contextually, to the electrical connection between the twoboards - In practice, the two
parts unit 1 are coupled to define the closing configuration, following the centering and a rototranslation that clamps the twoparts protective container camera 10 and its connection with the video surveillance system. - Therefore, any type of
camera 10, as long as it is equipped with (or associated to) thesecond part 3 of theunit 1, can be coupled to thefirst part 2 to define avideo surveillance unit protective container - In particular, the invention may be used as described below.
- The installer applies one or more
second parts 2 of the invention at the points in which thecameras 10 are to be positioned in the areas to be watched. - In this step, the front side of the various
second parts 2 can be closed by a front cap or sealed by an appropriate cover. - At this point, the installer connects the system to the
connectors container openings 252 afforded on the walls of the main body and closable bycaps 253 or other closing means. - After this, based on the type of video surveillance required by the design for the specific areas to be watched, the installer appropriately chooses the
cameras 10, associated to the relatedfirst parts 2 of theunit 1 proposed and provides for the coupling with thesecond parts 3 already mounted, according to the modalities explained above (possibly after removing the front cap). - It is therefore clear that the invention provides a universal support and
connection unit 1, whose use is independent from the specific type ofcamera 10 and which allows quick installation and maintenance, as well as the guarantee of the security of the electronic components inside thecontainer - Preferably, the first electronic means 21, and in particular the
first board 210, comprises a first memory device for registering the wiring configurations. - In this way, the installer can replace a
camera 10, for example because it is damaged, with anew camera 10 equipped with thefirst part 2 and, once coupled to the second “fixed”part 3, obtain an automatic configuration of thenew camera 10 within the system. - Said first memory device may be fixed, i.e. integrated, into the first
electronic means 21. - Furthermore, a
second memory device 5 may be provided, preferably mobile, such as a micro SD card or the like, in which the video stream filmed by thecamera 10 is stored. - Preferably, such second memory device is mounted on the second
electronic means 31.
Claims (15)
1. A support and connection unit (1) of a camera (10), comprising:
a first part (2) intended to be fixed to an installation surface, for example of a wall, comprising first electronic means (21) for the conveyance of signals and provided with connectors (22, 23, 24) for the transmission of signals outwardly, and
a second part (3), intended to be coupled to a camera (10), comprising second electronic means (31) connectable to said first electronic means (21) and adapted to convey the signals produced by the camera (10);
wherein said first and second parts (2, 3) may be removably coupled, thereby defining a closed container (25, 32) which houses said first and second electronic means (21, 31);
the first and second electronic means (21, 31) being placed in the respective part (2, 3) of said unit (1) so as to mutually connect following coupling of the first and second part (2, 3).
2. A unit (1) according to claim 1 , in which the first part (2) comprises one or more lateral closing walls (26) which circumscribe the first electronic means (21), thereby defining an access passage, whilst the second part (3) comprises a closing element (33) having a side whereon second electronic means are fixed (31), said closing element (33) being adapted to abut said lateral closing wall or walls (26), thus sealingly closing said passage, thereby defining an internal volume that houses the first and second means mutually connected as a result of the coupling between the first and second part (2, 3) of the unit (1).
3. A unit (1) according to claim 1 , comprising quick coupling means (35, 260) for coupling the first and second part (2, 3) one to another.
4. A unit (1) according to claim 3 , wherein said quick coupling means (35, 260) is adapted to engage the first part (2) to said closing wall or walls (26).
5. A unit (1) according to claim 4 , wherein said quick coupling means comprises a plurality of hooking elements (35), provided with respective engagement teeth (350) and comprised within said first part (2), as well as a plurality of engagement surfaces (260), formed on said closing wall or walls (26) adapted to engage with said engagement teeth (350).
6. A unit (1) according to claim 5 , wherein said surfaces (260) comprise at least one straight or curved portion (261), which is oblique relative to a central axis (C) of the closing wall (26) of said closed volume.
7. A unit (1) according to claim 1 , in which the first part (2) comprises a bottom (250) from which perimeter containment walls (251) are rising, thus defining a semi-container (25, 32).
8. A unit (1) according to claim 2 , wherein the second part (3) comprises a semi-container (25, 32) having a first side from which, in use, said camera (10) is protruding and a second side wherein said closing element (33) is present.
9. A unit (1) according to claim 1 , in which the first and second electronic means (21, 31) comprises respective electrical coupling elements (211, 311) in mutual contact, suitable for the transmission of signals.
10. A unit (1) according to claim 9 , in which said coupling elements (211, 311) comprise a pogo pin.
11. A unit (1) according to claim 9 , comprising centering means (27, 36) of the first and second part (2, 3), adapted to allow alignment of the electrical coupling elements (211, 311).
12. A unit (1) according to claim 11 , wherein said centering means comprises a plurality of centering pins (27) distributed in said first part (2).
13. A unit (1) according to claim 12 , wherein the first part (2) comprises one or more lateral closing walls (26) which circumscribe the first electronic means (21), thereby defining an access passage, whilst the second part (3) comprises a closing element (33) having a side whereon second electronic means are fixed (31), said closing element (33) being adapted to abut said lateral closing wall or walls (26), thus sealingly closing said passage, thereby defining an internal volume that houses the first and second means mutually connected as a result of the coupling between the first and second part (2, 3) of the unit (1), and wherein said closing element (33) of the second part (3) comprises holes (36) adapted to receive each a respective centering pin (27).
14. A unit (1) according to claim 1 , wherein the first electronic means (21) comprises at least a first memory device, wherein parameters are registered that are relating to the camera wiring configurations (10) to a video-recording system.
15. A video recording unit (10), comprising a unit (1) according to claim 1 and a camera (10) solidly associated to the second part (3) of the unit (1).
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